Insist on taking flu antivirals even though you're not ill, it's against doctor's advice, and it'll reduce stocks for everyone else?
Faked flu symptoms to an overworked call centre worker and got your hands on some antivirals at the expense of some other poor sod?
You should probably get to the actual UK government flu service page. This isn't it. Hope you recover soon.
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We got a flu sufferer to sneeze into a bucket, filled the bucket with water, sloshed it round a bit, emptied and refilled the bucket ten times, and put the water in little important-looking bottles. It's science …

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The Daily Mail recommends taking a bucket of red paint and splashing an X on their front door. Dressing up in a beaked plague mask is optional, but hilarious.
It's probably hay fever.
Well, the government's been pressured into setting up a helpline at the very last minute because of the damned media panic about it, so you can give that a try.
That's because every prat's panicking about the flu. Sorry.
This isn't the bloody Andromeda Strain.
Oh, then it'll be basically be like Threads, as gangs of tired, malnourished survivors armed with pitchforks surround Tamiflu depots and get shot by traffic wardens. Good luck with that. Honestly, two sneezes and the whole "stiff upper lip" thing completely disappears.
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